Vocabulary
(Make & do)
________ you _______ changes to the timetable yesterday?
Did / make
We didn't enjoy ________ on the bus for five hours. (be)
being
If you heat water, it _________. (boil)
boils
If we see a souvenir shop, we ______ some postcards. (buy)
'll buy
Correct the wrong sentences:
If Heinz wasn't in hospital, he'll be playing football now.
If Heinz wasn't / weren't in hospital, he'd be playing football now.
(Make & do)
She loves animals, so although she's a scientist, she ________ experiments with them.
doesn't do
I agreed _________ a presentation for the university. (give)
to give.
If the weather is good, I ________ wearing a dress. (enjoy)
enjoy
The journey _________ (be) more relaxing if we travel by train.
will be
Correct the wrong sentences:
I'd bought a new car if I earned more money.
I'd buy a new car if I earned more money.
Correct the sentence:
Don't say lies! What really happened?
Don't tell lies.
Would you like ________ to the cinema with us? (come)
to come
Complete the sentence using Zero Conditional.
If I visit a new city,
*ask your teacher =D
you / visit the museum / you / not regret it
If you visit the museum, you will not /won't regret it.
Correct the wrong sentences:
If you would lose your job, what would you do?
If you lost your job, what would you do?
How do you tell goodbye in Japanese?
How do you say goodbye in Japanese?
Which option doesn't work?
Everyone agreed / decided / recommended to do the experiment on Sunday.
recommended
If I'm on my own,
*ask the teacher
I / give you my Paris guidebook / you / like
I will give you my Paris guidebook if you like.
Correct the wrong sentences:
Nina would move to the USA if she spoke English.
It's correct!
Complete the second sentence so as to have a similar meaning than the first one.
1. Maja: "Why do birds fly south in winter? It's too far to walk!"
2. Yesterday, Maja ________ us __________. (joke)
Yesterday, Maja told us a joke.
I enjoyed / can afford / would like to go on the coach trip.
enjoyed
I get bored
*ask the teacher
Your need an if... clause.
you / ask him to take a photo / he / want some money
If you ask him to take a photo, he will want some money.
Correct the wrong sentences:
If we don't have a pet cat, we'd get a dog.
If we didn't have a pet cat, we'd get a dog.